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Ask for the answer, not the formula.

Gloree connects your CRM, ERP, email and Slack to a live grid. No exports, no nested formulas, no waiting on the data team.

Connects to the systems your numbers already live in

SAP
NetSuite
Salesforce
Slack
Snowflake

Review

Nothing lands until you accept it.

Every figure the AI agent proposes shows the value it replaces and the system it came from. You approve them one at a time, or all at once.

Connect

Your systems, live in the grid.

SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce and Slack land as live, editable cells. Every figure carries the system it came from and how fresh it is.

Automate

Then it runs without you.

Turn an approved change into a scheduled run. Every execution is logged with what it read, what it wrote, and who approved it.

Every number your team relies on, in one live grid.Connect it, ask for it, approve it, and let it run.

Six source systems in orbit around one grid

Your systems, live in the grid.

SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce, Slack. Each source lands as live, editable cells.

A sentence typed in plain English, its words dropping into a grid as finished cells

Say what you want. In English.

Describe the change, not the formula. Plain English becomes real work in the grid.

Proposed values extruded above the cells they would replace

See exactly what changed before it counts.

Proposed values sit above the old ones. Approve or reject them, cell by cell.

Scheduled runs recurring outward, each one logged

It runs itself, and it keeps the receipts.

Approved changes become scheduled runs. Every run is logged, every change reversible.

SAPNETSUITESALESFORCE

17 hrs

recovered per analyst, every week

10x

faster than building it by hand

7 of 20

accounts flagged in the last run, not all twenty

Built for operations and finance teams drowning in transactions.

These are the desks where transaction volume is highest, so they are where Gloree starts — not where it stops. The grid works the same wherever your numbers come from.

File it knowing where every figure came from.